- Exemptions from customs duties and VAT in Kazakhstan are regulated by EAEU rules, international treaties, and national laws.
- Customs duty exemptions apply to goods imported as humanitarian/technical aid, foreign founder contributions, EAEU fishing products, currency/securities, and disaster relief goods.
- VAT exemptions cover goods imported for humanitarian/charitable purposes and for production needs (equipment, raw materials, etc.).
- Customs fee exemptions for goods declaration are provided in specific cases defined by international and national acts.
- Detailed procedures for applying these exemptions are established by relevant government decisions and orders.
Source: uchet.kz
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